Gainers and losers of the day
The five strongest moves up and down over 24 hours, measured among the 100 largest coins. A ranking across the whole market would be led by micro caps with no trading volume.
The five strongest moves up and down over 24 hours, measured among the 100 largest coins. A ranking across the whole market would be led by micro caps with no trading volume.
- ONDO+26.67 %$2.6B
- LTC+23.34 %$5.8B
- QNT+20.19 %$1B
- FET+13.82 %$511.8M
- INJ+13.49 %$864.1M
- PIEVERSE-5.31 %$479.7M
- PONS-4.67 %$433.3M
- BCH-3.96 %$6.8B
- ARB-3.51 %$1.5B
- BSV-2.95 %$436.8M
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How to read the chart
The list shows which large coins break away from the market most strongly. When all entries move in the same direction, an event affecting the whole market is usually behind it, such as a crash in Bitcoin. When winners and losers are far apart, it is usually about individual projects: a new exchange listing, a technical upgrade, a security incident or the end of a token lock-up.
Limiting the list to the 100 largest coins ensures that only coins with meaningful trading appear. Following the list over several days also shows whether a coin breaks out only once or pulls away from the market for longer. The list is recalculated every five minutes.
How this number is produced
The five strongest moves up and down over the past 24 hours, measured among the 100 largest coins by market capitalisation.
What it does not say
Limiting this to the top 100 is deliberate. Across the whole market the list is regularly led by micro caps with four-digit percentages and no meaningful trading volume. That is noise, not a market signal.
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- CoinMarketCap
- Update interval
- 5 min
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Frequently asked questions
Which cryptocurrency has risen the most today?
The chart shows the five strongest gainers among the 100 largest coins over the last 24 hours. Smaller coins with even bigger gains almost always exist, but they are deliberately excluded here: their price often depends on a few purchases and can fall just as quickly.
Why 24 hours and not the calendar day?
Crypto markets trade around the clock, there is no closing bell as on a stock exchange. The change is therefore calculated over the last 24 hours, rolling with the time of the fetch. A value in the morning and one in the evening thus refer to different periods.
Does a big daily gain say anything about the next few days?
No. Strong daily moves often do not continue and are partly given back in the following days. The list shows what is happening now, not what happens next. If you want to follow a rise, you should first know its cause.
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